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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
THE SUNDAY RUN MOVEMENT IN BUFFALO.
COMNISs IONER ANDREWS, OF NEW-YORk. COMES
our ON HE SIDE Oh NE rLE>ONAL LIBEkTY

i y
COMMIss IoNER ANDREWS, OF NEw-YoRK. CONES
our ON HE SIDE Oh HE PERSONAL LIBEETY
BUFFALO, Nov l tSpeciaD.-Thc movement to open the
liquor stores on sunday is IN buhao than in
other city in the state Here lives Louis Aigewehr
The chairman of the state Convex. ION of the Personal
Liberty party Buffalo ass has larg proportion ofGer
mans population than other city In the stat"
To day attempt WAS made by the leaders OF tao
Personal Liberty party eytort verbal pledges from the
candidates for tho Legislature in Buffalo and In the
county Of Erie that they would fer bill opening
the saloons n Sundays.
Neither J.h, Lauchlia tho E.publican caniiiate for
Senator Spencer Clinton. his Democratic Opponeht,
has yet replied to the circular Mr. Ahgcwchr said to-
dag that Mr. Lauehlin and Mr. Clinton would not DO per
mitte to escape giving some answer 1t was determined
station a all the poll, with tickets % candidates
favored by the Personal Liberty parry " BE sure t.at
our rlcket peders know how to treat, said Mr. All
A ml,.mce,ias will he neld nv the members of the
Que Of the new feltircs Of The move
., ,ro 'oSy was one Of he Bcmo"ra,ic
IYci-o commissioners ol Nrw-lork cry. III wnch 10
expressed h. ,ymdthy WITH o.. Nr Al reN' seems 70
he nc goblet wccn that connects tte s",1 t,c
plriy and the Democratic party. When the bcn"cralc
state Convention wisnci he was IN con'nl atlon con
stniIg Win .haIie. T. "a ',,r' ts ~ ,he
ocp,.be tAc rcr.onIl Liberty party. 7uch
PLANK fra'4od and aldei to the Demo,
By the Personal Idbert, parp that when that pay
held t's tate Couycsuon later II adopted the Demo
In raphic dispatch to the Leaders OF the Personal
Liberty party here 'ir. Andrew, says:
am IN full sympathy with thu uen;, which re-aid
CON mat % o. 'ae rnssl t 'er' o. % ~
oo. va s ,a. w., a o,r tho rara, iro tnilAna
.' Nasl4 ei oppe ID m.'', -" uio'r q, ''sk a.
n couv''i-n.o otn,r' ant ,our 'e',e'
th4t tue -Am- condition an rep -, &c % ~
mo 1T t na me . r s or oc, and o,. t6.t he pfn
ff,.H u. Ia cor % Ell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
-ru,Nrr m nr,r 4 DrNOCUAT FOR TUE SENATE

The shelving Of Major udgsorty IN the lAth senate
District IS likely to cause trouble for the bosses by
whom he was arbitrarily thrown aside to make room
for tho brewers candidate Charles A. siadlcr. The
major, friends throuchout the district Indignant
at The way he Ia, been treated and already strong
movement has been started to place hIm IN tho hrd
=. nm iudrpru,lrnt Democratic Candidate. HI" has al
ready carried The district H. this AID II Is genera
believed that he can do 50 agan, hot"lthsi ahuInS
!, ,dlrrls financial hack.ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
NO HARM IN THE GORDON INVASION

IT WILL SWELL THE VOTE OF FoRAKER-DEMO-
Gratis FUND HUNTING.
Prorl Ohio Nov l (SpeciaD Governor Forakers
canvass increase, in brancy each day. far eclpsing
that OF tho Democrats most desperate efforts arc
being made 10 defeat him with money The visit OF
Chairman DUNCAN 10 Washington for the Democratss
believed to be a revenue visit and is said that the con-
tribuon Of coin Ohio battle will be the greatest
ever sent Governor Gordsn OF Georgia has AZ as
III his Columbus speech admitted practically that ne
was member OF the Ku-Klux organization but he dc
not call it by that name. He Is defending tho cause OF
secession declaring that the not wrong and that
the South right
Commenting upon tho Gordon invasion OF Ohio. OK
Governor Foster said to-day: ct will result In giving
Foraker 10000 more plurality than he would nave had
without IT, There neyer was greater Democratic blum
der" .
Today Governor Foraker idres'et large meenns at
ST. Paris and tonight spoke hero 10 the largest aisnco
ever as-e nbed to hear political speech Possibly inc
greatest held ia ONO VIII ne at Sprinshcit
morrow, a there the Governor viii again pay nis
respects Gordon and the Ssutn besides making ne"
speech On the current issues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02

Anti Saloon League. Speeches VIII be mado by tne
Rev Dr. George H. G0odsell the Rev Clark wright
cocro,,rv MoSs of tho state Committee and others.
Interest in the meetings throughout the state continues
to increase and the general effect OF them Is 10 play
havoc with the ranks of tho third party people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
sTIRRISG Up IRISH AMERICANS.

STIRRING UP IRISH AMEtiCAN6
The Young Meme Irish-AmerlcaD Republican Club OF
ths xth Senate District had big rally last evening at
Union Hail. No. 45i Seventhave to ratify tho RePnbli
eaa uoket william Donovan presided. J. T:Van
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
EX-CoLLECroR ROBERrsOS's SURE THING

EXIOLLECTO TOR KOBtKI-DN'| 5LEE TTITNV.
Tho election OF Collector Robertson state senator
from Xlth District is cOnce lei oven by hi.
poncntA One OF the best-nformsi Democrats OF Rock
land County. who iu town yesterday, said:
This talk about Rockland County going back on the
Judge Is AL lie will To the senate
tomorrow and all the efforts 10 pevs him will be abor
lost Every wsl-informcd politician IN tho district
knows this. The Withdrawal OF Sclson did net help
Ryan enough make any material difference He can't
beat Robertson. can any ono else wIcn the Judge
gets fairly 10 work
Inc popular candidate himself yistel Ksck.and County
Yesterday and received IN way thai IIictcd al
doubt about his success lie accompanied by Gsa
erS Hustled
cam going TO whit" the Judge said in reply 10 an
INJURY "Ie. sir, certain. snfe. What would |
be In the canvass fer II did mot expect 10 como
aheadl perfect sincerity assure you that shall be
I he the twelfth"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
NEw-JERsEY REPUBLICANS IN EARNEST

UNION COUNTY To BE REDEEMED-EfFoErS To
BEING OUT FULL VOTE.
The Union County. y j.. Republicans are making a
splendid throughout the 'Or the OF
their ticket ana tAe sds have never been moro propi-
tOus for sweep than thew now The Democratic
Court House ring counting upon being able 10
poll a large vote for their ticAct IN Elizabeth when they
hope Will overcome the heavy Republican majority
which rlainIcld Railway ami the townships viii come
Elizab tn with. bit the Rep Iblic,ns have never
worked more harmonnusly and effectively IN that cty
than this yelr aud they expect 10 poll large vote
Tomorrow the las; day for registration and w"e tue
various Republican ORGANIZATIONS have taken steps 10
have every Republican registered fears are felt that
Oh many Names viii no left of from neglect OF inli-
yiuals personally 10 atenl TO registering. IL tie lie
publicau- OF The cOHnty will all come out. register AM
vote the triumph OF the entire ticket IS assured
This Will place o!ce in Republican hands and put
the county In the Republican ranks for lSSs.
The Democrats count upon securing many votes
through the efficacy of large fund sIpphcd by members
OF the court House Ring" Sheriff stiles who is Re
publican intends to use every effort to the law,
AGAINST bribery and II the usual practice OF open 5nyng
OF votes is attempted arrests will promptly made.
startlins rumor in-inuatoh s prevacn at Planhch
TO the effect that the prosecution OF the "Arebug'" who
are AWAITING trial the county courts l. being delayed
for political effect threat over the rcmeb 10 secure
Democratic votes In support a" THIS ], the Tact mat the
which were 10 no called on IrIay were sci aside
for ordinary di~OricrN house case" u"tWithNah nG
twenty witnesses from Plsnnrd rsre present Tor
the second tins IN three days. Whatever truih thrre
NAV in the charge there ia strong feeling prevalent
vsie- assinst he Democratic " ing uck-i The
Elizabeth Republican CITY convention 10 nominate
at tsllets Hall The Republican primaries Will take
place tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
LARGE RrGIsrKArloy IN cIxc1xyArI.

LAKGE KEGI~ IKAIION n NINVINNNtI'
CfNcINNArf Nov. The total registration OF Votors
I'm Cincinnati tai, year is 56.33l. increase OF LOIS
Dye Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
DEMOCRATIC SCHEMES OF BRIBERY.
HOW IT Is PROPOSED TO Buy vOTKEs.

HOW 1T IL PROPOSED TO BUY VOTERS.
The big corruption fund raised by tho Democrats VIII
be expended In many ingenious ways In the atempt "
obtain the support OF all the purcbassbe voters Ine
forming Of "Independent associations In some OF inc
wards out Democratic material in the effort 10 deceive
the public as the position OF the voters who are reay
independent, Is ono OF these WAYS
at Is q fno time for the boys sara
faithful servant OF the Democratic RAG III is
easy to make raise this year. We are Independents
two nights in a week and We 'indorse all the straight
candidates On the of nights we are straight ourselves
and then we meet and 90 for the sentimental people
who believe In De Lanccy Ncon and are against the
'bsedlcrs.' We have club down In our ward ana OF
csuise going TO have n ball this winter Inc
ticket. are out charge IS apiece. We send the
candidates ten to twenty tickets and they have 10
take them or get left on election day We have lot OF
the tickets for the city and county candidates and
we will rake some thousands OF dollars before We arc
through"
The distribution OF the great OF the money how
ever hands Of the trained politicians who know
the difference between STRIKERS and the quiet mon
I'm ssme Of the wards who control from dozen 10
twenty votes Some OF the ignorant OF the ltal
ians one Democratic worker said. could Do reacheu
through bosses whom they recognize among themsoVos
and who in return for pecuniary help at certain times
can Influenced to vote their leaders wish When
any group found the boss rises about cleo
ton considerable importance The greater boss
who the Assembly District seeks out tho
lesser boss OF small group OF voters ana by election DAY
the votes secured Not few OF the most degraded
part OF the populace find the time Immediately proceed
ing election the harvest time OF the year.
Money to be used freely In attempt to secure the
election OF Democratic state Senate. The leaders OF
the Democratic State really concerned moro
In obtaining control OF the Senate than in ecctng the
ticket and honest must he especially careful
watch for attempts corrurrL to Influence voters in
doubtful districts The prize before the Demo
cratic leaders II they majority OF the Sena
tors very great Many appointments may be made In
the place Of hodingsver OH ials II tle Governor
can secure Senate which will agree with him The
doubt nj voters In Senate districts will lie caro-
fully watched by the organized Republicans AMI many
Of the designs OF tho "boodle" element will rohaby
not be successful No who values his own right az
suffrage can afford however be Indifferent to the nc
OF the bosses. and and wnchfniress viii be
essential on the part OF individual voters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
YOUNG MEN LEAVING THE DEMOCRACY.

YOUNG MEN LEAVING THE DEMOCRACY.
Marked activity and enthusiasm were displayed by the
Young Mems Independent Association OF the XXih
Assembly District. at their meeting last night Tho
young mon who belong 10 the orgauizaton are mostly
secsdcrs Tammany Hall and the County democracy
ami emphatcay declare Their intention 10 support the
Republican county aud city tickets Their pet ambition
I, place Jonn Adler, their own candidate. who has
ceved the Endorsement OF the Republicans In tie Il ard
Aldermen instead OF Guuh~r. the Gamu nominee
In an earnest speech. charles shongood, chairman.
said that the independent spirit was rapidly gaining
ground In the district that tie brewers pool was really
behind the Democratic nominations and that 1t was
therefore time Tor the Young 10 cast all other
motives and isercss aside III politics aud work for honor
and principle
ringing speech made 10y Nr. Kellogg. 81 the re
publican district committee IN favor Of the action @ the
young mems ASSOCIATION aud Of the Republican mount
nscH.
Major James Ea.gcriy. who two years ago beat the
County Democracy III Al Independent canvass tor The
Scn@tOrship. made lively speech IN Whlcb he -sg,y AL
vsei young politicians to be perfectly truthful even
10 politics. He said that men VINO were fond Of telling
the truth ordinary business thnk nothing OF lying IA
politics. Oihcr speakers were julius LARgbcin thallvs
X. LcKOw, Ions Edelin, an and Michael . Kcce.
The association will have a big parade on Saturday
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
DECLINES 70 RuN FOR SENATOR.

Troy Nov I-Patrick C. McAory. OF Port Henry
ba, written letter IN which lee mos tho nomination
for senator rendered MIN by the De nocratic convention
which met Platl sOurS last Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02

ANTI SALOON RALLY IN THIS CITY.
An AntiSaloon mass meeting Win DO held In Bre-
wort Hall. Thirdave. and Ffy-fourlh-st, Friday
evening, under The auspices Of Tho First Metropolitan
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-01-08

NOTICE or P~RE-EltPTlOH PROOF
C.S, LtNp OFFICE,
LAS CpUCE', ' NJ.
hONemDSr an 1850.
Notice is hereby eiVeu that Tive Glowing
named s,it.cr mas illtd notice of ~ ln'S9-
10 mako tnal pfool in ruplJri o. ~
nam before the probate t.etA % !""eoia
oo..tr.h r.. ~. a. t'S town Of Lincoln, ~ talh
county ANA territory, Or the l,tlu~y OF jan
I9'iyinfsI,Ng y. ErNe = On decarstnry state
mest No. asa. for Ito s!.ne Hss = $50
Il 10 n-,.s, 10 fu,cwi0S wtness-s 10 rroyo
nd. co.tu.noas 90 iilcucp upos, ana ctl1,THa-
flor OK sid ilua tli;Fcrgl1d SpihSko
.t lian.. N.N Hhsms hbtdlajn IL iiA'R'
ni II Mhttc oaks, ilu"0n CO., i. y
81. ~ LD4usu - "ulELDa, Register
a4e g..
-l.la t...t.tl. Ueats
"a Ui.(<g IS .:ul,. q la qiFIa'
az ~. .Ga9o5 - Sc-ti2 sabtosi"sr@'
D uEII.g N|Aa
Ezsa SGHSA<sas CAa
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-21

$500 u per l', pecanS Hc per ~.
oArs-From wagon, 35c.
OkANGE~-Florida. per box, 81 2SG:i IN hil
u; MesSina, 4; Naliuca, eases 10 s7kD7 ~
rs loss Choice western y ,@S'g per N. red
scls l1NiN per bu>hCl, white 'u.
IEANrrs-Teuuessee red. IL ~ por H.
PorAroES-Burbank U1 per bushel;
fOVLrKN-tirOwn fowls, mixed, s. UNG2 ~ {;
turkeys. 81 to- Sper dozen.
iorAsH-- canned: Rabbits eases 2ub io I
dul 3 -, American idoI $50. Greenwich doI
$ -; bali, hampton dos 20.
PEACHEs-Sliced 6iqa7c.
PKrSEs- Turkish. bbls 81 do ~. n boxes s. ;
ey9poratcd, N, lU@ll j0-ih, l9dljc.
NAlstNs- California; London layer, $40
-.
KicE-rrimc to choice. p.n6c.
RotE-.Sisal inch basis ~ e per -, cotton
rope lnc.
NopA- Bicarb. I'm kegs, p4a,c per n: II
packHgcs, iimdc; sal soda, ~, l3c
,,H1A,ii-M ichlgan HAT hoops, ~ per hbl
SrgAR-Standnrd, granulatcd 7c; cut.
lVhi, !'Ac; powdered. 7aAc; new crop. white
clhtlhrd t'4c; fancy yellow, clarified btyC
/ choice doc tie; prime q. H., ~ 4G5'g; prime {,
] cholcc seconds, ytr'ac.
SAHplNEs- French, els ~; American. M
S-ih, J',c; IN DE-. bulk, ic; Pearl $40.
NNttE kEAtr--i71 per = hhL
SdoI-- Drop % per bnr. buck co.,
TEAS unpowdcr, @ioDjOc per 10; Imperial
. lOItuci Oulong, SiGt,rc.
TuHACCo ASH SNUFF--StHndard plug ma
Nics @rJiHc per N. bright 7-uH. twist ,.sd,iuc
il-iu plug, 4bd,sic; smoking, assorted stan
dard goods, 12djic. Snun CARROTS b-uI
bottles, Ell - per hos. do. l-ul. bottles. 81
81 "''''' '''N '''''''' ''0 '' "'' 'a''"' boxes
TNtLow- -3G3g per N.
MiNEs-High wines. 81 H.
WlltNI-Ni Ia Sc per huShci.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-21
Y $18

win furnish the machine with drawers.
machine
II has been known that the usually
style rebuild inferior any
quality and grade willing
" a
EXAMINER
making smooth
o
chimes with valuable
other machine We have arrangement
really machine which
wholesale
circulation. this end elnblcy
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-21
WACO PRICE CURRENT.
cIrlN
GENERAL LOCAL MARKET

ArpLEs-Aldcn process, cvnporHted l3iyc (;
No. sliced &c; bright quarters 5lgGd.
BRAN-To JObbcrs at mills, sacked pOc q
cwt
BurrER-l6G.Or per n.
BAcoN-Short clear smoked, lo'i break
fast bncOn, II; hams, ~
BEANs--,'niliurnn. In bags, ~ 4il3.c, Lima,
in sacks, l,c higher northern hand picked, lc.
BAKISG PowpEE-Dr. Prices and Royal
brands. 6-oI.. - -: l2-oI ~, ~ 3-lh~., - "a;
one spoon 4-uL.' ioc; l-uI,,'3c; N-ol.. 10; l-lb
BLulNc-n bags zoe e do1., o1. liquid joe,
hfEswAx,-rexas product l5al7c T ID.
BRooMS-So. nancy broom 81 ~, u do 81 -,
pnrlor s., 3 string green straw s. 10. string
yellow o. 30, string green s. 2l,2 string ycl-
Bfilpl>G MNrEHlAL-Coopcrrd limo 81 20
per hhl, iu bulk 81 -. rlastcriu- latin, g. 80
per VI. GOAT hair 1'c per hu Cement iio,-
cudalc o. 7uprf hhl. Louisville siCU, English
Portland $40. Michigan plaster - -. Win
dow glu~. ~ oil list price.
CORN-ln the shuck, OuhGic.
toRNMEAicWhitc,t in sacks of Is lbs, Coz
cream meal, lUc
CAiiHAGE-CDliforniu 1903 &C. per NJ.
CANNED Goo pS--A pplcS, BIN cans 81 - per
dol., gallon cans e.; blnclbcrrcs, 9ih cans
elGl IN; strawberries, IN 81 lO; goosrhrrrics,
On Slal %; rn,pherrieS, IN g. 3Ogl p, whoI-
tlrbcrlies. 81 2yul %; corn, Ippdr Ten el -,
Nnslow &, 81 go; Snowflake ~ ~; Pride of the
Wc,tsl %, Jersey city ID.
CRAcKERs-No. DC . n, So 5'sc;
cream -udn SisiOc. Excelsior oc, ginger snap.
No. g Slgc, lemon cream do Sac, cakes aud
jumhlc' ! ~. knicEnncNS re- niphabots ne
CoFrEr- Choice rio. l7y4c prime, l7c; mir
lG},c; Dilwurth, 2Dt9c' ArOsa, 2ll &C..
CuEEsE- Badger state, ll}sc.
tOAL OIr-Eupion in bhls 2Sc r gal, in 20
can. g. H. gal cans, 81 NJ; gasoline g..
CANpIEs-Fiut. sasiqc
CANpLEs-luallc q ID.
bbs, 81 Oom7 -; Price ~ LucuN', }.-bbi, SiGl ~;
bhs, ~a', ,,,,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-21
THE MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

Special to the Examiner
NEW YORK, Apr, ~ Government bonds
dun and steady.
The stock market was "A shade moro active
to-day and "a complete change i'm the temper
OF dealings was brought about. "a hrm tone
marking the transactions Tor the entire da,
with the exception ota icW minutes I'M early
dealings The opening was weak. declines
ranging upto y per cent. The market. how
ever, was firm from the opening with thccN-
crpiiou of Reading, which declined p under
free selling hut after rally quickly r"gained
It's los, and the general list maintained Slow
but steady advance, In the afternoon Rich.
mond and West Point became strong and tn,
general market showed little or no movement
with "a marked decrease in business som,
selling for realization caused a slight doprcs
sion Ia the last hour but the market agai
stiiloncd the close being active and strong "a
the best prices OF the day.
uNtlronj bonds were les, active and move
mcnts were very Irregular though muiorit,
are higher
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-21
Walker Testimony.

NJ, \. NJ. Dauphin of 1889 Ridge
.venne Philadelphia, has done great
oed e make SHOWN TO ladies there
!ne grea value o! Mrs. pinkham =
yegeiahIc compound, IL II cure for
~ troubles am diseases. She
Ae rs follows. "A young lady of
ply while bathing some years
pkas thrown violently against the
lne and the injuries received re-
VIZ IN ali ovarian tumor which
~ and enlarged until death SEEM
I@rtain. Her physician finally adj
20 her to Try Mrs. Pinkhnm's Com
pun' She did SO ami in short
potho tumOr was dissolved aud
now IN perfect health. also
nW Of many cqrrs where the med
ne has been OF @rcat value in pre-
nuhg ni-rarriages aud a'lcvlauag
palns and daugctS OF childbirth.
ANI elphia ladies appreciate the
~ Of this medicine and it, great
by mail in pin and lozenge
~ receipt Of price, 81 Mrs.
Jam, Lynn, Mass. Also i'll liquid
all at druggists.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-21
run Line Of Boot and Shoe
Findings.

TEXAS. court
. term \. y. lss1, 10 he sheriff or any
liable Of McIcnnan county -grcetlug
j. hereby commanded, That by making
(ati1u of this citation IN some newspaper
he'd In the county OF MCLcnuan, II there
twspaper published in SAID county, but
then In the nearest county where II
)g1sper ~ publishcd) for four successive
MI previous To the return day hereof. you
nn6n X. A. Thomas, who II alleged to be a
1.fek dent of this state, a. bc aud appear be.
1.-THE county court. to be- holden In and for
le0uuty of McLcunnn. nj the court house
feOf IN waco. on the lst Monday IN May,
tn same being the end day of said month,
The next regular term of said court file
,bcr being l7}4. then and there To- answer
pctitlon Of Cameron, Castles & Storey Il
santilc firm composed of VIM. Cameron, J.
'astlcs and a. u. storey, fled ~ said court,
he Attn day OF March. \. u, lNs7. ngaius. the
K, A. Thomas. and all giug in sub. tauce
Iliows, tn.wit suit on open account, for
tby plHiutiNs her In. 90 defendant on ~.
/ da',s. during the var l,,i amouutin4.
= nj uNiuu all credits. iu the sum Of s31s Il,
Ippcsr from phdu'ins origiuAl petition
o. hibit thereto Attached, NOW on file In
1couft. Herein fai' not, but have you thou
tierc before said court this writ, with your
urn thnrrou. showing how you have cNrcut-
the am
- Witness. j.. Baker, cork of the
/. o county court of McLVnuau coaniy,
49, Given under my hand and >cRi OF
"a c6ITt, N Waco. this the Isl day Of April
J. ". BAKER
Eofk 'ounIy court. McLcnnan county. TcN.
JTh Brown, Deputy.
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CucNGo, Apr. .' Tho proycrs' journal
REPORTS!
tuii,c-receipt>, 1sU. shipments. $50. Mar
kti strong. shipping steers, % Hsd. lu. stock
rrs amt feeders. 7btbttu; COWS. bulls and
/ MIXED 'rG3 7l; bulk, . b'tGi u1; Texas, steers
/ B SOFAS o..
Hogs receipts. l..u. shipments, -.-
/ Market weak and 1alir lower ~ I intl ~
sheep receipts, 800: shipments, aW
! Market slow. Natives. % uloti pu. western
/ - 'ri On, ToNpu~ - HG31l; limits. { uth1 vi.
/ lHuduu cuhlugrHm reports American &c.
/ colUts -ctut uuf general supple. heavy Irwi
duH aud prices Isc lower. li,~t American
. ~i,rI- lac p.r pound.
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! ~; butcher steers. fair tn choice. 3 -ndl 10:
feeders, tur 10 good 1901 a.: stockcrs, fair
10 good, anG3 10; Texans, cummunt choice
= NO uu.
hogs-licccipis, iOn; shipments, Re-. Mar
ktt H'iiNCsud luWvrat I .sttl tI.
Nh'rir Receipts, so. shipments, ilu Mare
~ hriu. Wooded rtir tu MnrN. sat 7u;
CUnnDI mOlLum tn oMnI.,. Au.L5.l
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KANSAS CRY LIVE srocK MARKET.

kANtAs CITY, April 9.-rhe Tive stock
Indicator reports.
cattle receipts. isis; shipments. u.s. Market
weak and Niluc lower tlnI fo choice
suirpiis, { indi tO; common to medium ,o
'tl ''i stnck,rS btt3 iI; feeding steers, 30
as N;cuWs, % 9ri} yu.
HOGS -Nccctpis. ll.t". shipments, 5000. Mat
Nti weak and lNuAF InWtra B .sIr ~.
cp-Noccipt>, iWu. shipments. $50.
Market steady. Good to choicc, = . ~ .,.
common tu medium. - Old2 Hu.
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LoNpoS, April Ut onsol> closed ~ 7-l
tor money bar silver ~.
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arrangement.
machine which has and which enabled furnish
ONLY and freight factory repre-
above having handsome leaf
side drawers and fun get OF attachments;
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ST LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET
sr Louis, Apr -o--rhe National stock
yards reports:
Cattlc receipts. i~u: shipments 5000. Market
about steady. Choice heavy native steers,
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ArpLEs-Aldcn process, cVnpOrHted l2lsc
No. | sliced &c; bright quarters jbsGG.
BKAN-To Jobbcrs at mills, sacked pDc r.